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a href= http://www.brooklynmuseum.org target= _blank The Brooklyn Museum /a announced two new curatorial appointments. Stephanie Sparling Williams

Derrick Spires will talk about “Defining Democracy: How Black Print Culture Shaped America, Then and Now” Dec. 1 in a Society for the Humanities webcast hosted by eCornell. 

The SECAC 2021 Juried Exhibition will proceed both virtually and in-person through Nov. 8, at the Bolivar Art Gallery. Ninety-six works were selected for this free public exhibition that includes video, mixed media, paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture, prints and more, created by contemporary artists and educators working in the southeastern region and across the United States.

Nancy Fish Hanna has established The Dorothy Dowling Fish Scholarship in honor of her late mother to benefit the UK College of Fine Arts.

Wrightwood 659 presents Romanticism to Ruin: Two Lost Works of Sullivan and Wright, a dual exhibition exploring two of these architects’ long-demolished masterpieces: Louis H. Sullivan’s ...

Visual artist Samantha Holmes, known for her large-scale metal and stone works and public art projects and dancer-choreographer Colleen Thomas join forces for a free public event featuring RESTLESS, a dance performance on and around the newly-relocated sculpture MUNDILLO (LITTLE WORLD) in a celebration of women and their work.

NCOC has recommended resumption of regular classes based on the reduced level of [COVID] spread

University of Kentucky art studio alumnus and celebrated illustrator and book author Loren Long is having a momentous autumn. Just weeks after the release of the picture book “Change Sings: A Children’s Anthem,” which he illustrated for New York Times bestselling author and presidential inauguration poet Amanda Gorman, the New York Times bestselling illustrator will see his own children’s book character Otis come to life on the TV screen on Apple TV+.

The Plymouth Arts Center is accepting applications for its 26th Annual Holiday Membership Fine Art Exhibit in Gallery 110 North. The exhibit is open to all current Plymouth Arts Center members and to those who wish to become a member. A variety of annual membership levels are available beginning with a student level. Entry/prospectus for the exhibition must be postmarked or delivered to the PAC no later than October 22, 2021.

UVic reaches capacity: January applications closed two months early Photo by Noelle Collins Photography. Classes are full, folks: the University of Victoria is no longer accepting new undergraduate applicants for January 2022, saying that they have “reached capacity” amidst an increase in applications. The application closure comes two months in advance of the previously posted deadline of September 30.  Prospective students that have started an application for a January entry but have no...